3.5 inch door speakers

[Silverado SS 10+ year member]

As some of you know I have a nice little build going and I have some cheapo pioneers in the back doors right now but Im looking for some more output or at least better sound. I know I can cut the door and fit a 5 1/4 back there but its not really what I want to do right now. I can fit a 3.5 or 4". Looking for some recommendation for better ones. Budget is under 75$ and amp will be MB Quart 125.4 with morel comps up front. Thanks for any help

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[Silverado SS 10+ year member]

@trumpet ; @keep_hope_alive ; also doors will be sealed and deadened

 

[shadow 10+ year member]

3.5 in rear doors umm not so good of an Idea...

 

[Silverado SS 10+ year member]

3.5 in rear doors umm not so good of an Idea...

3" was stock its just what I have to work with. Its a truck so I can't fit huge speakers back there. When I had stock Bose it sounded OK but what I loved about it was no matter where or what angle your head was at it sounded equal and full

 

[shadow 10+ year member]

AS long as you like ... Its all good...

You can have my Hat 3.5 for 100 bucks.

Legatia L3 Speaker Set - 12v Electronics

 

[Silverado SS 10+ year member]

AS long as you like ... Its all good...You can have my Hat 3.5 for 100 bucks.

Legatia L3 Speaker Set - 12v Electronics

Actually want some coaxils as that's all I think would fit.

 

[trumpet 5,000+ posts]

My recommendation is either JBLs or CDTs. The CDT coaxials are 4", not 3.5".

 

[Hoodlum007 10+ year member]

If you can use the bigger sized speaker do it, 3.5" speakers have sq and output limitations.

 

[Silverado SS 10+ year member]

Well I may pick up some CDT hd61s. Any one know if you can fit 2 6.5 inch comps in 2003 Silverado Bose speaker panels

 

[keep_hope_alive Premium Member]

a set of Dayton Reference RS100's would run you $25 each and are good 100Hz-20kHz on-axis. no tweeter means no phase issues to deal with. They are a nice sounding set that play well. I know, i have a pair.

 

[Silverado SS 10+ year member]

a set of Dayton Reference RS100's would run you $25 each and are good 100Hz-20kHz on-axis. no tweeter means no phase issues to deal with. They are a nice sounding set that play well. I know, i have a pair.

I actually want to do double comps, and I would have to split a rear channel and loose Left and Right control in rear

 

[keep_hope_alive Premium Member]

you don't want to lose L and R in the rear

 

[Silverado SS 10+ year member]

you don't want to lose L and R in the rear

Doing dual components up front and if I don't like it I'll move them to the back. Thanks for the help and suggestions